Affordable Housing

3300 Mission Street, rendering by BAR Architects & Interiors

Groundbreaking Ceremony For 3300 Mission Street in Bernal Heights, San Francisco

5:30 am on November 19, 2024 By Andrew Nelson

Construction has officially started for the six-story affordable housing project at 3300 Mission Street in San Francisco’s Mission Bernal corridor. The groundbreaking ceremony was held last Thursday with the developers, Mayor London Breed, State Senate Scott Weiner, and Supervisor Hillary Ronen. The project is notable for making adaptive reuse of the existing burnt-out structure while doubling the site’s height to yield 35 units on less than a tenth of an acre.

Senior Housing Lottery Due Soon at 383 6th Avenue, Richmond District, San Francisco

4:30 am on November 18, 2024 By YIMBY Team

Construction is wrapping up for a new senior affordable housing project taking shape and form at 383 6th Avenue, Richmond District, San Francisco. The project proposal includes the development of a seven-story affordable senior housing complex offering 98 units. The Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation is the project developer. The project’s general contractor is Nibbi, and construction manager is Waypoint Consulting. Y.A. Studio is the project architect.

Community Meeting Upcoming For 2940 Alum Rock Avenue, San Jose

5:00 am on November 15, 2024 By Andrew Nelson

The Alum Rock community is invited to participate in a virtual public review of 2940 Alum Rock Avenue in San Jose, Santa Clara County. The affordable housing proposal aims to replace a long-time vacant hardware store with four hundred units and parking in the heart of the neighborhood. The Pacific Companies is responsible for the development.

Meeting for Affordable Housing 2530 18th Street, Mission District, San Francisco

4:30 am on November 15, 2024 By YIMBY Team

A new affordable housing project has been proposed for the development at 2530 18th Street in Mission District, San Francisco. The project proposal includes the development of a new affordable housing development offering 73 units. The project site is currently owned by 2530 18th, LLC, an affiliate of Homeless Prenatal Program (HPP). HPP is working with the developer Mercy Housing. Mithun is the project architect.

1929 West San Carlos Street, rendering by Steinberg Hart

Public Review For Affordable Housing at 1927 West San Carlos Street in Burbank, San Jose

5:30 am on November 11, 2024 By Andrew Nelson

Public review is being requested for the potential redevelopment of 1921-1927 West San Carlos Street in Burbank, unincorporated Santa Clara County. The proposal includes the annexation of the roughly half-acre property to become part of the City of San Jose while constructing nearly a hundred units of affordable housing. Los Angeles-based PATH Ventures is responsible for the application.

1708 Harmon Street seen from Harmon Street and King Street, rendering by Kodama Diseno Architects

Updated Permits For 1708 Harmon Street in Berkeley

5:00 am on November 11, 2024 By Andrew Nelson

Building permits have been filed for the five-story affordable housing complex at 1708 Harmon Street in South Berkeley, Alameda County. The proposal could bring new senior housing in the backyard of the Ephesians Church Of God In Christ. The project will be developed by the Community Housing Development Corporation of North Richmond.

81 Mayhew Way, image via Google Satellite

Permits For 81 Mayhew Way in Pleasant Hill, Contra Costa County

5:00 am on November 9, 2024 By Andrew Nelson

Planning permits have been filed for a potential residential addition to the recently sold apartment complex at 81 Mayhew Way in Pleasant Hill, Contra Costa County. The project would add 149 apartments to the existing 418-unit senior housing community. Bridge Investment Group Holdings and Bridge Workforce Funding are the property owners after purchasing the site for $101 million this July.

715 East Saint John Street pedestrian view from across the street, rendering by Paulett Taggart Architects

Groundbreaking Ceremony for 715 East Saint John Street, San Jose

5:30 am on November 8, 2024 By Andrew Nelson

The Santa Clara County Housing Authority and the County have celebrated the official groundbreaking for the Hawthorn Senior Apartments, a new affordable housing project at 715 East Saint John Street in San Jose. Construction will soon create over a hundred units and community amenities for senior residents, including some permanent supportive housing for formerly unhoused residents. Completion is expected by the summer of 2026.

Mandela Station Parcel T3 seen from the West Oakland BART Station platform, rendering by AO

Permits For Affordable Housing at Mandela Station, West Oakland

5:00 am on November 6, 2024 By Andrew Nelson

Zoning worksheet permits have been filed for the affordable housing component of the Mandela Station masterplan in West Oakland, Alameda County. The filing comes a few weeks after the city’s Planning Commission reviewed plans for the project, revealing new detailed renderings by AO. Keystone Development Group is responsible for the application on behalf of the joint venture, Mandela Station Affordable LP.

6733 Foothill Boulevard and neighborhood, image via Google Satellite

Significantly Reduced Plans for 6733 Foothill Boulevard, Oakland

5:00 am on November 4, 2024 By Andrew Nelson

New permits have been filed for the affordable proposal at 6733 Foothill Boulevard, close to Oakland’s Eastmont Town Center. The application shows a significant plan shift for AMG & Associates, pivoting away from two six-story apartments with over five hundred units to 167 dwellings across three structures. AMG and The Pacific Companies are jointly responsible for the development.

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